Patients Recovering from Heart Attacks, Which Had an External Locus

question 259

Multiple Choice

Patients recovering from heart attacks, which had an external locus of control, when compared to patients with an internal locus of control:

• A) were more likely to resume unhealthy habits.
• B) were more likely to generate plans for recovery.
• C) were more likely to recover quickly.
• D) were more likely to begin exercise programs.

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